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A three-week-long show by artist, William B. Hoyt. All new work.
This show kicks off with an Artist Reception at The Gallery on Maine Art Hill
14 Western Avenue
Saturday, September 22nd from 5:00 to 7:00 pm.
Please join us to celebrate this new work.
DOG DAYS
A Show at Pop UP on Maine Art HIll
Sep 27, 2018 – Oct 08, 2018
A show by renowned portrait painter Gloria Najecki. This show will be more of an exhibition of Gloria’s work. Commision packages will be sold through the gallery to curate next yeas show.
To view the details about purchasing a commision piece click here. DOG DAYS ON MAINE ART HILL
To see more of Gloria’s work visit her website – gloriapaintsdogs.com
THE PINK SHOW
POP UP ON MAINE ART HILL
Opening October 11
open 10 am daily
5 Chase Hill Road, Kennebunk, ME 04043
To read more about The Pink Show visit our blog. THE PINK SHOW
FEATURED ARTIST – ROBIN SWENNES
POP UP ON MAINE ART HILL
November 27 to December 3
open 10 am daily
5 Chase Hill Road, Kennebunk, ME 04043
“I am an Artist who enjoys pushing color boundaries and expanding my work to include more than one style of painting and many different collections. My non-abstract paintings ride the fence between realistic and impressionistic; my goal is not to recreate an exact, tight, photographic scene because I find that paintings are more relaxing to the eye.” ~Robin Swennes
To read more about Robin Swennes visit our blog. Pop Up with Robin Swennes
To see more of Swennes’s work, visit her webpage www.designchoc.com
FEATURED ARTIST – LAUREN KENDRICK SLEAT
POP UP ON MAINE ART HILL
December 4 to December 10
open 10 am daily
5 Chase Hill Road, Kennebunk, ME 04043
Sleat’s work is inspired by the great organic sculptures built by the elements – rain, water, wind, and fire. It also draws heavily from the natural shapes and forms we see in nature such as the shapes of river rocks worn down by waters gentle persistence, shadows cast by the moon, and the whimsical movement of nature.
To read more about Lauren Kendrick Sleat visit our blog by clicking here.
To see more of Sleat’s work, visit her webpage – laurensleat.com
